2021
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Things to Know When Getting Started With Prosthetic Limbs
When it comes to rehabilitating patients with lost body parts, prosthetics technology has come a long way since its inception. One of the most common uses of prosthetic technology is to evaluate, create, and fit artificial limbs for patients who have lost one or more limbs. Prosthetic arms can empower you to reach, grab, and lift, while prosthetic legs can allow you to stand, walk, run, and even jump. These artificial limbs are known as prostheses and have proven invaluable for rehabilitating those with lost limbs.
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Seeking Help From a Sports Medicine Physician for Chronic Lower Back Pain
Certain types of athletic activities are associated with higher-than-normal rates of chronic low back pain. Rowing, golfing, and weightlifting are just a few examples. The sports medicine model of treatment focuses on conservative strategies. The goal is to significantly reduce symptoms, thus preventing the need for daily medication and eventual surgery. Sports medicine care by an orthopedist is also beneficial for patients suffering from low back pain due to other activities.
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Diagnosing And Treating TFCC Injuries
The triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC) is a group of connective tissues in the wrist that are responsible for keeping the connection between the hand and arm stable. There are many ways problems in the TFCC can occur, such as injury or because of degenerative changes in the wrist. Once the problem is diagnosed, there are multiple strategies to reduce pain and improve function. Symptoms Pain in the wrist is the most common symptom.
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